Business, 13.11.2019 05:31, jessicawelch25

Suppose that last semester your semester gpa was 3.703.70 and your resulting cumulative gpa was 2.722.72. next, suppose that this semester your semester gpa will be 3.403.40. if so, then your cumulative gpa a. will increaseincrease because your "marginal" gpa will be belowbelow your semester gpa last semester. b. will increaseincrease because your "marginal" gpa will be aboveabove your semester gpa last semester. c. will increaseincrease because your "marginal" gpa will be aboveabove your cumulative gpa. d. could increase or decrease because your "marginal" gpa will be belowbelow your semester gpa last semester but aboveabove your cumulative gpa. e. will decreasedecrease because your "marginal" gpa will be belowbelow your semester gpa last semester.

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